Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

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tara d MondaF, E0yembsr Ziss.
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tks Ossaea Eailsay & NsviRstign Co1-
panY'a lias betWeaz Welluis and Po1ls-
roy, hags ao1s % . strike ogi1z 70 tEs
Eeesnt raeas&ion 70 half tine
/ Ths eroand 10 sons paris q EastsFn
4 WaaEioQson IL aetiiHR very dfy eno :
| gnod shower Of fain woui9 be . are8s
blsss1rQ. tbs eoantKy roads are very
disAerssabls on aeoo11t Of The oasa.
Tka aassmblsRs in this town on JuIy
fth YES eafiuAted al The Ssy from %
10 100. Il wss Tia largest eonecasss OF
Deople eveF vttaesBsd en- car gsreet9 %
) lazzs majority Dzssnp0rt Tiaass.
Ths fosnSsfios fer TIE psg Catholic
school q SDokane Il finished and "a
Their JacQuat Il nov waittnR tor the
lumber 20 Be broueht 90 the pssni ses
10 have The fraDework got uo a onee-
| On satuTday Last he ersa carload Of
hoaF ever shipped from tbs Yakima
vaIlav vas Starred oTsE the mountains
fer SEATTLE. THIS industry promises -
aDs TO Be Of mash tmpoEtance.-l -
sal.
Il looks funny in thsss DAYS Of rail-
roads TO ses freight coming from Spo-
kama Falls b wagons, bat t Y never
theless q common everyday thing Oar
merchants say tbas the present trelans
rates are positively pEshtbitofy--tSPas'
gle Reeor4.
TIE citizens Of R0ckfoTd will bold q
pabiie meetirR Thursday evening. July
IL, ia the hnildfng known ~ the kFsuse
sshoolho1ss, for tbe puFp0se o. lay
plans and business proceedings for
erecting 3 school builaiDR il she town
Of Rockford.
Farmers arOaud walla WAIiA CON-
ulaim OF the trAmps Who are peramba-
iatinz the rural districts, frightening
women snd stealing their snatenanee,
They are Of the class VIE viii not work
OF Who are always bunting JOBS q
shovel sn0w IN August.
W. Z. BlsckmeF, an experienced
Journalist, recently from Dakota, has
, purchased and assumed control OF TIA
; RitxyilIs Ti5sss. He Il q tbOrouah Ren-
sieu1an and viii awe tue people OF that
section 8 vide-avaks. readable and re-
liable papsF.-ChsasT SsssiSei.
A man Who vas IaborinR under a.
extra load Of FOoFth Of July whisky
vas ran ever and killed By the Atlantic
express, nsaF Wallula. early Tuesday
morning. He had become tired apt
laid d0wn acFosa the track az cattle
, Ruard. His name is unknown, bat b
4 supposed TO have been 9 cook for one
Of tke railroad camps.
0 The total enEollnsnt in the publil
!, schools Of Spokane Falls daring tha
(. past year vas 64S-3l7 boys and 30
; girls. The average number belonging
% the schools vas 439, and the aveFaR'
daily attendance VS. $50. Tesohene
wages for the year amounted 10 &A455
: An average Of eol2b per month Pc
!. teacher.
ID seems that there are too Washing
ton and Idaho roads In existence, Ans
both raining into SPOKANE Fails. In
Vubii- has no 0oisetiou 70 the Hame
road q known by, aHd the people her
= are perfectly willing that the city shal
: be the terminus Of dozsn Washington
p - ~ IT, NhN VUGRVI
q er.- RsFlssf.
n There is Iav 10 this Territory com
"A pelling the teachers Of pablo schools :
= teach physiology and hygiene, and
they 90 not teach the sAu1e they canne
draw sohool money; also, II the pupil
will DOT stndy those studies they can ;
~ expelled from the school. We stai
Go this for she benefit Of some OF o1r read
srs Who seem to think that those Al
useless studies Roekford EHtsyPris'
70 A esuIleman from Walla Walls, Vh
y has been Ia Dakota and Nebraska e
the past month, writes that both are d
y, ploFAbls countries, that durire bis ste
~ be has not seen single green vsgetabl
and thinks II some OF oar people o0ul
taks their gardens 10 that country the
b. would make fortunes selling gree
a stuff UHloa.
In The Chsney SsatiSsl evidently b
10 lIevss ID IL situated In absut the "fatfel
land under the SUD-" judging from %
following "for productivensss civ
M ua Eastern Washington. After aiEin
,n 20 she Soand ooantFy on weeks triI
,a We would not give Spokane and Whi
eT man oourtiea for tee whole eountr
nj vest OF the Cascade mountains"
Negotiations are siiIl In progress d
70 vAfss saouriuQ Lease Of the reosntl
y discovered clay bank AeaT the peniter
= tiaFy from the trustees Of the Wheele
81 estate, 10 whick the land belongs.
. they are perfected the prisoners vii /
put at work instantly and by fall {
g least half a million Of brick could
DI ready 10 market Walls Walia CHie'
IL The moFsuary statistics submitted B
Health Oalser Esylog, OF Walla Walls
totalizs the number Of deaths Ia %
city, from all eaases. for tbs year end
y Ing June 80lh, 1881, AZ 64-3s males al
> M fsmalsA, OF this numhes II vef
not. residents - that IL. persons wh
came 70 this city for treatment Of II
II juries and diseases contracted elsswheI'
IS fxeiasing thesa the death rata Of ID
/, city vas s., OF ie deaths 10 loOo tnhAh
" itAnts.
e The question Of water works vas dii
20 euRaed Wednesday evening ct . rec
Ing 81 citizens held at Mayor VIII
son'a office. Some agnEts - 60 CO.
, have been submitted By The Oiysnps
Pipe Company and the Holly Wete
/, Works Con. any. and the former ha
made PROPOSITION 10 pat IN asysteE
1 Al NsFth Yakima. adequate 70 %
= uanis % the town. for $1,000 an
= take half ray IN the stock OF q comp4n
= organised for the paFposes Of ownin
n ana uaAintainiRg tbe sane. The azare
Il from the Holly Company indicates tbs
4 works can ~ halt for 1900 or $s0G
- but whether they Would Be suitable q
4 COR requirements 70 not skoSn. II
\ matter will be brought 40 81 TIE nex
u uaacting Of the Coaneil. and it Il prs
q pasea g. rsqaess thai ore Of the men
4 Gers o. thsi body BE detailed 10 vlst
towns Of western Washington ard o.
egan and investigate the suejeet.-
Il TaEints Steaai
= We are under obligations 10 II. u
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